Let's not start with this line of questioning.

Actually, I'm going to start with this line of questioning.

If you've got no idea how many civilians you killed, why should I believe a word about the numbers of Tabass? Wow! Yeah, I'm obsessed with how many civilians are being killed. You and I have eyes. The world has eyes. We have seen Rafa get bombed. She represents the general psychopathy of the Israeli government. government. Sometimes when you invite me to debate, I sit here and go, I don't have to say a word.

When you bomb a refugee camp, that is a strategy.

International aid organizations and Israel's biggest allies have warned in unison for months,

in no uncertain terms, the attacking Rafa would cross a red line.

But Israel did it anyway.

Many of the details are still disputed.

The only one that isn't is that dozens of people,

only two of whom were Hamas targets, were killed.

The International Court of Justice issued in order for Israel to halt any strikes on Rafa

to stays earlier.

Israel admits that the area struck was not included in the list of locations in Rafa,

where civilians have been told to evacuate.

Prime Minister Netanyahu said the civilian deaths were a tragic mishap.

But as with every so-called tragic mishap in this war, nothing much has changed.

The red line seems to move at Israel's beck and call.

This weekend, President Biden outlined details for a ceasefire plan,

which he said had Israel's backing.

For the past several months,

my negotiators of foreign policy and intelligence community and like

have been relentlessly focused,

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